Monthly Archives: August 2016

ESSAYS: Trinity College Dublin. (Business Economics and Social Studies Professor O’Hagan).  Economic History Ireland. “In a free Ireland, gracious and useful industries will supplement … Source: ESSAYS. TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN ESSAY: ECONOMIC GROWTH AND THE SERVICES SECTOR: THE CASE OF … Continue reading →

Subject: Scales of Justice at Dublin Castle Date: Saturday 23rd January 2010 20:17:21 From: Michelle Clarke To: Cahill Gavin <GCahill@financialregulator.ie>, John Corrigan <JCorrigan@ntma.ie>, conp <conp@financialregulator.ie>, Gabriel Bradley <GBradley@ntma.ie>, BarryQuirke@Courts.ie, ASenkara@amnesty.ie Saturday, January 23, 2010 Dublin Castle: Woman with Scales of … Continue reading →

Source: IBM Partners With Chinese Hospitals for Oncology Research Program

Subject: Courthouse, Kilmainham, Dublin 8.  Irish Architecture article.  To those interested in Dublin 4, its environs, its history, its potential….this is a good site. Not too much but enough history to enjoy the scope D4 (Dublin 4) offers especially the … Continue reading →

Subject: Inadequate coverage by mental health/vulnerable people Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 18:10:55 -0000 From: Michelle Clarke To: Gillian Markey <gmarkey@hrb.ie>, joan.burton@oireachtas.ie, JMoran@amnesty.ie, Doherty, Colin (Neurology Consultant) <CPDoherty@STJAMES.IE>, Nigel Dodds <ndodds@dup-belfast.co.uk>, Health & Safety Authority <newsletter@hsa.ie>, ASenkara@amnesty.ie CC: Hugh Kane … Continue reading →

At the turn of the millenium in Eire, there was a case of child sexual abuse by a member of Parliament that had uncanny parallels two decades later with the Greville Janner case in England. He has … Source: Ex … Continue reading →

Debrett’s Peerage. No.  But it is the family history of my grandmother’s family and a lineage detailed in 1866 in the Galway Vindicator and a book published by my grandmother’s un… Source: Publication Family History Galway Vindicator 1866. The O’Donnellan … Continue reading →